Proof-of-play
RecordedA record for every play: which creative, which screen, what time.
Buyers book. Media owners sell. The same booking becomes the schedule the screens play, and every play is recorded.
Follow a single booking from the screen being listed to the proof that it played.
1Media owner
A media owner connects a roadside screen, maps where it is, and lists the slots they want to sell.
2Advertiser or agency
A buyer filters by area, venue type and dates, and the screen shows up as free when they want to run.
3Advertiser or agency
The buyer uploads a creative, picks the hours and sets a budget. The booking reserves slots in the screen's loop.
4The screen
The booking becomes the schedule the screen plays. No calls, no emails, no files sent back and forth.
5AdCrafto
Each time the ad runs, AdCrafto records the screen, the creative and the time as proof-of-play.
6Both sides
The buyer and the media owner see the same plays, with impressions clearly marked as estimates.
Nobody re-types a schedule or chases a play report. The booking a buyer makes is the schedule the screen plays.
01Book
Buyers pick screens and slots, then upload a creative.
02Play
The creative plays on the booked screens at the booked times.
03Prove
Every play is logged for the buyer and the media owner alike.
For advertisers and agencies.
Filter screens by city, PIN code and venue.
Add the ad you want on screen.
Pick the hours and set a budget.
Every play is logged as it runs.
For media owners.
Add your screens to the CMS.
Choose which slots are for sale.
Direct, self-serve and programmatic demand.
See what sold and what played.
Proof-of-play tells you an ad ran. Estimated impressions tell you roughly how many people could have seen it. We never mix the two up.
A record for every play: which creative, which screen, what time.
An estimate of views, shown next to the plays it is based on.
Yes. When a buyer books slots, that booking is what the media owner's screens play at those times. Nobody re-types a schedule.
A play is one showing of a creative on a screen, and it is recorded. An impression is an estimated view by someone near the screen, and it is always labelled as an estimate.
Yes. Media owners choose which slots are for sale. Anything not listed stays free for their own content.
Tell us whether you buy or sell screen time. We'll walk you through AdCrafto with your own use case.
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